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I've removed the stats from this article and replaced them with a link to Mota's page at baseball-reference.com, from which it's pretty clear the stats were taken. I believe that's a copyvio (the stats are PD but they're arrangement is not), and in any case the link is more in keeping with Wikipedia convention for baseball players. It's not necessary to include all stats any more than it would be to include an entire poem or story (wikisource is for that). Chick Bowen 04:48, 2 November 2005 (UTC)
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